HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-08-01, Page 4THE EXEI1R T1M1E8, AUGUST 1st tsO7.
111 mND IHAT MIS
For over thirty years
we have supplied the
farmers of this sec-
tion with
Paris Green
Hellebore
Insect Powder
Without a single complaint or
FAILURE TO KILL.
BUN' TIIE BEST, AT
BROWNING'S
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
GOP
Exeter, Ontareo.
—Tire last toll gate lir the Comity.
of Middlesex Ilea d:a.tppeared atter
bring in existence for 58 years. It is
t,robai►ly 30 years since Huron abol-
ished toll gates, attd the people have
never regretted it,
• • • • •
_J. .11. Jackson, Canadian commer-
cial agent in Leede, England, reports
that oawing to the wast unseasonable
weather ('Si►rienced throughout I3ri-
t"tit, and the tontine* there is every
!indication of a gavot shortage in the
apple crop. acrd us a result Iwpgrt-
e.rs rely more than ever on shipmt*tts
froru Canada to meet the demand* of
their track'.
• • • • •
—At a meeting of tetreperance wrotr'k-
ers bald in tioderiole the question
of a local option oawpangn Was lard
orably col'Fsidere . and another
meeting to be held in August is call-
ed to decide the question. Wina-
hatrt is alsfi likely to start a cane•
taiga. Should Goderich, \Ving,tiam,
Clinton and Blyth go under lot+I
option ill addition to the five entrui-
oipalities that nlraady !rave it, Huron
Coutrty will be a pretty Sober plt<tct-'
to llv('
• • • • •
—Soule of the Uoukobors aro auxin
on the trtrup in Nature's garb. Well
this es a better season of the year
for that "costume" than the time
they made their last trip. But Carey
ask for bread on the way, mad ore
shrewd enough to refuse it unteis
Terms of Subscription $1.00 per buttered. That being the rise, they
year in advance. $1.5U may be should be made to work or run in
charged if not Fo paid. To United jail. People who once had sympa-
8tatea rtubscribers, $1.50 (strictly in thy rue Eltem, and regarded them a3
Advance. No. tpaper discontintsex little snore than a lot of unsophlt-
until all arrears aro paid, unless at
the option of the publisher. The
date to wLish every subscription is • • • • • HURON
;laid is denoted on 1Le label, Listotrt'lt Council at an expense \\'inghan► now has telephone con -
Advertising rates on application. of $16 provided a swimming hole for .lection with Dungannon, Kintail at
THE EXETER TIMES I"T'(i CO. boys, by -imply cleaning out a sea- 'Port Albert, the line front Godericr
tion of the river, and throwing a to these places having been ccn:plet-
canvas ascreen acros:i the bank to ori.
furnish a dressing *morn Loaf' tate —The trail -laying gang •of tore C.
bathers and e:ltut off the view from P. It. pushed the work through prac-
t ha lo.vn. This teas made of canvass Scatty to Goderich on Tuesday, and
instead of boprcit in order that it stern roaches now from Guelph to as
could be removed in tho fall to save far as tho road -bed i3 completed.
it from being carried away with the "The,re is yet s small part of the
ice. All the boys itt town are at per- road -bed on the .north aide of tlfq
vert liberty to use the bathing plaoo, river rpt ready dor the rails, but it
tvith only three restrictions: First, looked as it the wetting of the
They must destroy no property and Guelph and Goderioh bt'anal► Was not
must keep the place clean. Second, far off to see the rail -laying gang
There must be no Fwi itming on Sun- to the number of about eighty, and
day. rl'hird, there must be no un- a train of about a dozen cars, at
seomly or disorderly conduct at any work on the north side of the river.
t ime.
Heated children, are getting tired of
their nons'nse.
LUCAS
The Miss Et>tod and Marion Endi-
•ott, daughters of Rev. Endicott, of
Cbontu, bz-Ohuan, Cltius. pre spend•
itrt; a few weeks with their grand -
mot lies, .Mrs. j)isutaud..
3Jra. Parkin.,,on, of Ttaedtotr'd, Was
mho 6sest tf her daughter, Mrs. 11.
J. Craig. last awetekA
Mein O'Neil, of London. and Mr..
Meek atit• tho guests of Mrs. I). 8.
&)'Ncii.
Miers O. P. -Masson and bliss A.
Quiclef. of Turrntu, who More title
waits of Mrs. Dole left last Sattar-
a-ate for St. Marys, whero they will
viall a couple of meets before r-
turnart to their home in Torot►to.
O• Tuctatsday of fest week while Art
Elliott was itt the 'field cataltint;
some horses, one of therm came a
little too close to him and turnin
kicked at those the had caught, Bit-
ting him a severe blow on the h:p
and ann. The in. try wax it,'tinful at
the -hires, but fortunately no bans
%tame b r ok c l .
On Saturday while Mr. T. Kelly
was on tis ,way out to Mr. Jas..
lteobey's fte met with a mishap near
Mr. Geo. llaskc'tt'd. lie was driving
one lx rt and leading anther when
the latter became unnt:inagcfibe.
Mr. K., the diorite ho was driving'
and buggy were dumped into inti
ditc)., with the tr+eault that Mn. Kel-
>jt's
right ieg was broken just below
t ho kraee —bot li bones. M. 11. Mow.
bray, 'who had rxisaod hint a few
retinutes before hoard tho craoh and
at On* gave hi4 assistance etnd
brouteht alto fnjured anan to tom,
and trocared medical aid. At attest
reports Mr. Kelly '.tax getting along
nicely.
Limited.
RECI•:1PTS FOR LAST YEAR
Thr fiscal Mir 1.1nding '.larch 31,
1007, lw:ts a broken ireriod of nine
luio►ths, ued rthe rccoipts of the In•
'ternal 1teyenue departnleiit were
$12,097,646. Adding the receipts for
ho first three xnontiliat of the cur-
ent [Heal ye.►r, which will round
ill 'routed out (the twelve mcntlas
. r purpose* of oontpariaen, the fol -
wing kis 'tate iresult :
months to Mar. 31, 1907 $12,097,646
April, 1907 ... ... ... ... ... • 1,233i'21
?,Dtay, 1907 ... ... ... ... 1,404,1178
June, 1907 • 1,317,562
Total too twelve morale' $16,0531)0'1
• • • • •
For the 1:.:.t 1i -cal period ending
larch 31, 1907, British immigration
o Canada totalled 65,791, an in -
Crease of 18.170 over the saino p ricd
of 1905.06. The increase in Engli h
immigration etas 3; per cent. and
$n- Scotch ,immigration 84 per cent.
Since 1901,02, 'the u•atio of increase
in English immigration, year by year
Etas 13,." :11 as Ballow .r
1901-02 ...... ......... 39 per cent.
1902-03 ...... ... ... ... 146 per cent.
1903-01 ...... ... ... ... 13 per cent.
1904-05 ...... ......... 30 per cent.
1905-06 ...............33 per cent.
1906-07 ... ... ... ... ... :37 per cent.
Scotch immigration has inereased
acs L 11otw - :
1,901-02 ...... ... 93 per cent.
1902-03 ...... ... 147 per cent.
1903-0t ...... ... 30 per cent.
1901-01 ...... ... ... ... 11 per cent.
1906-07 ...... ......... 84 per cent.
A further examination of the eta-
ifistics proven beyond a doubt that
Canada leis the preference as a field
icor emigration, not texcepting the
United States. By far the greater
gluwber of ienntigratts to the Domin-
ion bail from the Mother country.
The objective point el British e.mf -
gration ill shifting to Canada as will
by seen by the following figures:
1902... 151,617 11‘7:-,0 4,366 2x0;4
1906... '5941 !11,'263 9,920 3160
• • . • •
THIti I4 CANADA'S CENTURY
That this is Oar,ndi's century ii
mo longer qucstior<ed. From one crus
et the rind to the other reports'
coupe of ripening crops, increases
bank returns, expanding etMnuterce
rapid railway construction and b2at
of all, genuine contentment. With
bad 'ad minit#trat tit:r. .,i1 t would
Lave h'en itupos4i1ile, with goeel gov-
ernment all things tenrl:ter to mat
lariat go•xl ire ptaaib;e.
• • • • •
PEOPLE ARE GRATEFUL
The people of Canada are grateful
for the blesising they enjoy, and one
of th• rl,oiccst, whirl) makes fox the
well b, ir.g of the citizens geeleraliy,
is intelligent progressive govern-
/ Meat. Such a t,•overnment C.•tnad t
note enjoys, arra no change Will ii" -
made until better cause is .howl
than is obvious .at the moment.
• • • 0 •
—The Brandon Sun has i-.tt,ed al.
attractive illustrative nu,nbar core,
metuorative of the quarter-century
anniversary of the incorporatir-tt of
thr ei'y. It is just 26 years sieee the
orig:ra al squitter sold the lirtnifee
town site for $25,000.
Is It Your
Own Hair?
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can't do if?
Haven't enough hair? It must
he you do not know Ayer's
Hair Vigor! Here's an intro-
duction ! May the acquaint-
fE&.•*
ance result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick, glossy hair!
Use this splendid hair -food,
stop your falling hair, and get
rid of your dandruff.
Tb. beat bind of a testimonial—
"Bold for over gutty years."
e �. o •�.r Co., wen.
atOo a'oauf otur•r• •r
P Stpe,tP.ARn1A.
ergCIBaRY PECTORAL.
I'll stop your pain free. To ah'ow
you first—before you spend a fanny
—whit try pink l'ain Tablets can
do, 1 will nt:ail you free, a Tri.al
Package oT them—Dr. Shoop's Head-
ache Tablets. Neuralgia, headache.
toothache, period pains, etc., are duo
alone to bl0c<1 congestion. Dr.
Shsop'is headache Tablets simply kill
pain by coaxing. away the unnatural
1)100d pressure. That is all. Ad-
dress I)r. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold
may W. S. llowey.
W 1(ALEN
Some of the fanners aro horn W-
ing into the harvest field again.
Aliss Verdi Squire spent Sunday •
at Mr. Albert Gunnings,
Mr. Ilector Billson visited at Mc.
Gillivray Sunday last.
Ploughing is the order of the day
with some farmers around here.
It is expected the masons will soon
be starting their work here at the
church.
Mrs. John Tales returned hone
last 'week leaving her son in charge
of her 'tint her.
Masters Walter and Clarence Gun-
ning and Fred Foster spent Sunday
at Mr. Fred Gunnings.
Mr. George Gunning is home frcm
the West ort his vacation. -
fare-, for Catarrh, just to prove
merit, a trial size box of Dr. Shoop';
Catarrh J1.-:z:edy. Let me Send it
nn«•. it is a snow-white, creamy,
ht•:►lin',, antiseptic balm. Containing
such healing ingredients tot Oil Encl.
liptus. Thymol, Menthol, (lc. it
gives instant and lasting relief tri
Catarrh of the nose and throat.
':aka' the free test and F:r for your-
self what this preparation can ani
twill accomplish. Address I)r. Shoop
[facie'', Wis. Larc,•e j-ar+ 50 cents.
Sent l,y W. 5. llowey.
CENTltAt,IA
The Centralia juniors went up
ag,sit:st th . juniors at Lucan ort • day
last week :out got an aaeful tr.,unc•
ire. Of course the defeat cannc,t be
attributed to the Cclttr:alii pitcher,
whu certainly tossed up some beau-
tiful benders, but to the fielders who
hap►p•ned to be in th_' way every tits;
Centralia G.ante to h.►t.
Centralia expects to have its new
Public school ready for occupancy by
the first of .11 nu.try next. The
scltcwl section has been divided, pia tri
haVi. trees drawn up for the new
I+uitel ng and tenders are being ask' .1
for its erection. Tile new solt,00l 't ill
b^ located at tl►:.' rear of• hte Matita•
dist tzar, onnge. a lot having oxen
purchased there for that purpose by -
the t rustv'- . The b,•ction twill b
known as S. N. No. 14.
The Epworth League held an ice
cream Kochi on the parsonage lawn
on 'tue•.day evening which proved a
great sucoe'MY.
Miss Laura Mutt, it It ► h is beet:
vis:ting friends at Stej1te field er-
rite d at her Iro►ne here; 1 est 'woek.
Mr. William Taft anti sister, Nils,
Mary, e.f Toledo, and Mrs. Georg*
.lacks ,:a, 4,[ I,c.ndon, visited at bar.
Richard !landlord's last week.
Miss NellJj' Ruffians, of Lond:n. i
the guest of Mrs. Andrew Hicks.
Mia• Annie Doyle. of Mt. Carinal.
is t ding beer sister, Mrs- Guy.
Coe: hila.
11i�s Attic -- iliretett, of Exet.•r, tvai
tbn guest of Miaa Lyd':a !Imam—al
last week.
'.fia=t 1.ilsi:an A,t4 raon returned
horny la.t trek ofter a pleasant
visit with friend in Toronto.
Mira Etti"' Coughlin of Landon, is
holidaying at h• -r lvtrne here.
Miss I'.lsi' Handford, of Lcndan, is
visitinz at tit, horn, of liar unci' 'Me
.Jo Inca Ilandford.
•
BABYLON LINE
Mr. .1. • M. 1' • t'derick, of the Na.•
timid Drug Co.. Imnden, ha. rtIun: •
cd his position after spending his
vacation under the parental roof at
"Maplehurst"
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
OLD AND WaLL-'1 RrteD tt►taMIGUT.—Mob
Wisslow'aSoothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers for tees
Children while teething, with perfect, success
)r soothes the child, softens the guums, allays all
path cures sled colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrheas. It is p'oasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists to every part of the world. ':5
cents w bottle. Its Talue is incalculable. Be
cure and tate Mrs W inslow's Soothing
Syrup end ask tor no othe kind.
Guarantee undor the Food and
Drugs Aat, June 30th. 1)00. Serial
Number 1098.
CIA. Ot3TOXLX.�•
Buss the _-/)the Kind You Hate Always BoWIIM
denature
:VACCINATION FOR I3LACKLEG
AND AN'TIIRAX IN CATTLE
The disease known .as Blackleg in
cattle, although entirely unknown in
many extensive agricultural sections
of Canada and not at all wide spread
in any die9trict or province, annually
causes quite extnnaivo tosses to cattle
raisers. Anthrax, wh:ch is quite a
different disease, although frequent-
ly confused with Blackleg in the
minds of marry cattle raisers, is also
time cause of f;eriou:s loss of Ftock.
The Tormer disvasc is almost entirely
confined to cattle under 3 years and
is generally fatal. The latter at-
tacks other classes of farm animals
and the hurn:tn subject in not exc:ni<pt
froru its infection which generally
result* escriously.
By the aid of science cattle raisers
arm. now enabled to protect t}kir
stock aa:iingt these otoladies. As the
human family i3 vaccinated against
sui:al1 per, in the same ;tanner cattle
are tendered immune ,froth backlt:g
and anthrax. The Department of
Agricultuure at Ottawa ,through the
Health of Animals brunch is now in
a positron to supply preventive vac-
cins for each of t twee di e•a+acs at the
nominal coat tf five cents per Bose.
Until recently, by ,;penial :irrangte,-
nirr►ts 'with extensive rnanufacture.i
in the United States, those products
were secured at a reduced oast, end
were placed in the hand+ of (ktn•ad a 11
cache raisers at ten cenlq per doe)
for Blackleg vaccine end fourteen
cents per dose .for Anthrax vaccine.
It is due to tit fact 1 h to Mitres
preparation's tier riov being made at
the Biological L•itionttory in o:'nnec-
tion with the Ilc:alth of Anima it
111 inch that they lean be supplied at
five cents per dose.
The vaccine for blackleg may be
administered by any intelligent per-
son by means of :an instrument to l,'
had front the Departrnnet for fifty
cents.
Anthrax vaccine, which is also sup•
plied at five cents i.er dost'', is more
difficult to administer requiring a
tpat;alified veterinarian to treat an
:tnimal.
Cattle raiser' who have fear of all
attack of either 131ackte•g; cr Anthrax
Would els 'toll to apply to the vet-
erinary- Director -Getter -al at Ottawa.
for th. prop - r ptcvc'.ntivc treatment.
RheumaUsm
(r one of the constitutional
apses. k manifests itself
in local aches OF Inflamed joints palm=�
awedit amtot be
through
ctheourse 'eb.by local applications.
' best i� a
eanimates
Hood'sSarsaparllla
wNcLi 6r permanently
cow thousands e[ ewe.
CITORIEtS'
The Molsons Bank
HEAD OFFICE
!tor /amt. and Children CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • • • • • $3.000000.00
Aesele O4er $33000.000.00
f eneral Banking Buelness Transacted.
astaablfsbed 1855.
MONTREAL.
The Kind You Have
AI*ays Bought
Bears the
Elipature
Aperfect Remedy. for stipa-
t•on;Sour Stqq-n�aacch,Dlairlwea.
WOrms,Convt dsans,Fttrel'i sh-
s and Loss OF SWEEP.
Yac Silts a Signature et
In
USB
For Over
Thirty.. Years
CASTORIA
TM* sssttaVO sosemsr. ,lbw roes WT.
Farm for Sale
i100 sore farm in Stephen Township
good frame barn and house. Well
drained and land all clearhtf. Creel:
thronath rear corner of lartn. Can
be bought riahf, and on easy terms",
SPOPIS
of Me CIIflII(IIO1 NIIIOl Wesi fvr quick DaMxN &ApSTANat UYc to
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS. Barristers. Exeter Ont.
AANY even uurnbered section of Dominion lands in
►ranitvba, ,askatche,an and Alberta, excepting
S and 20, not reserved, may be homesteaded by.
any person who is the sole head of a family, or any
ter section of moacree, more or Iese.
male over ldyerrs of age, to the extent of one -guar We have a good farm of about
35 acres for sate on ri asonable.terms.
Situate near 'Mt. Carmel in Stephen
Township. First Class land and fair
conditions ism the" father, mother, ante daughter, buildings. 'ear church and aChool.
brother
or
stteaderer of ais require:dn Ytoprform homesteader. the con- Apply to GBADMAN & 6TAN13URY,
ditiousroruretrectthere%ithunderone of theLllow- Barristers. 'Exeter, Ont.
inti
to -At least six months' residence upon and culti-
vation of the. rand in each vent' tor three years. House and Lot for Sale
(2) 11 the father (or mother, if the father 1w de-
ceased) of the homesteader residse upon a farm in the
vicinity of tae land enteral for, the regiurrmen•s as I Ilouae find lot for tsate„I't. Jot 155
to residence may bnsatiated t,y such person residing ((oil. 112 Uahorne, 1-2 acre land good
with the father or mother. brick cottage and stable, Must bo
(t If the settler has his permanent residence upon 1 'Thom. Auction -
tarrning land owned b►• hint in the vicinity of his .so,d. Apply 11oa. Cameros,
homestead. the requirements as to residerrce may ser Iturguitar.
I,e I.atittf)td by residence upon the said land.
Six months' notice hi writing should he given to FARM
the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa of FOR SALE.
mention to aayepi) for potent.
►►'. W. CORY,
Farm for Sale
Entry must be made personally at the local land
office for the district in which the land is situate.
Entry be proxy Iiia+ however, be made on certain
Iteputy of the Minister of the interior
N. It,—Unauthorized publication of this advertise•
meat gill not be paid for
SHALEL SEPARATE TENDERS
addressed to the postmaster tiro .r.tl,
tvill be received at Ottawa until noon
on Friday the 23rd August, 1907, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's
Jlaila, on two proposed contracts for
four years six & sic times per tweak
each way, 1jt'ttweon Cromarty and
Dublin, Exeter and ;Mitchell, from
the 1st October next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Cont rarts may be weal and
blank forma of tender may be obtain-
ed at the Poet office% orf Crotnarty,
11uhlin, Exeter, Mitchell &c., and itt
the Office of the I'ost Office in-
spector at London.
G. C. ANDERSON,
5utt 'rintendent.
Auction Sale
—of—
VALtA131,t•: FARM 1N IJSIIOIIN E.
125 "acres in the Township of Ilih-
bert consisting of lot 19 w. 1-4 18.
concession 12. This iY good property
and must he Sold. Terms easy. Ap-
ply Tlio3. Cameron, Auctioneer Fare
guitar.
Store Property for
Sale
In the village of Exeter, composed
of the North part of lot 11 on the
West aid -3 of Main 3trret, conaistinz
of one good store and the buildin;
now used for z postofficc, known as
the Johns Block. If not sold priv-
ately on or before the 10th day of
August will he sold by Public Auc-
tion on the 31,1 day of August.
For terms and particulars apply
to Thos. Cameron, Auctione-''r, Far-
quhar.
Farm for Sale.
That vale+able fifty :rcre farm con•
xiatiiag of N 1-2 lot 3 cots. 10. Us-.
borne. Ott the farm is a framo
house frond bank barn, driving; shed,
good orchard, two spring wells. \yeti
fenced and drained. 4 1-4 tnilei froru
\Voodh•am. For further l,;trticttlIra
aptly to Chas. Canim, \Votdll tm.
There t, ill b'• of ft're,l for sale by
'FARM FOR SALi:.
Public Auction at
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, EXETER Mr. W. C. Ilusten offers his splen•
—on— did 100 acre farm near Centralia fcr
•,1 SATURDAY, AUG. 3r‘,. 1907 sale. Apply to 11. E. Huston.
at 3, o'clock p. In. i.ot 6 South acres niorr or le -
Tham••s (toad Unborn,., and the Wetst
t
half lot 6, North Thames Road con- For Sale or Rent.
:+ining 15I) ss.
On the 100 acus is n good frame
house 2 hank barns and drive shod, The Iluatori Ifom'"slead ot1 the 3rd.
fine orchard, running Water at rctr Conce,,sion of Stephen, near ('e•.ratr.►1-
of farm, eel{ fenced and drained. at Station, Huron Ce. F'nr full par -
good hardno;cl btrdh soil a clay toren 1iculara, apply to 11. E. Hutton,
2 1-2 miles from Exoter, 1 1-2 miles
from school and churches.
The fifty acres are well fenced Lind
drained. Has frame barn. Ls d.-
reetly opposite the 100 acres.
The purchaser will have the prey- we are having out here. On cur
1le;tee n[ 1,•f; ot'' (aa after t110 Wm. Stile
h.'rv•••t 1hoinio autntnernh
torroto f +1i t+tent'- sort in North Dakota, also NIT.. ('hr.ei-
journey we called on Mr.
it,; anal will get full potSessir,n on toi►ttcr !tilling.. we spent a day
November tat h.. Mr. Augugtua Sweitzer and
The 150 acres trill 1><' ntf'•re t 1n family formerly of the 3rd line of
t'psrate lot•. Lilattshirts. Mr+. Ilillingi ticcattipan-
Ti',itti1S OF SA1,i'.. ind us up to my siater'i, Mr.. Jame'.
10 per tent. of the reirehase .money A. Stewart of High Bluff, 'Man.
on day of sole and the halftime 071 There we mit Mr. W. .1. (:raurlc•y
November !Pith, without interest• and f.amilyami Mr. Richard A. Allen.
1-:trt of purchase money may remain We intend gong in a few days to
mortgage if the purchaser ni%hes. Calgary. We can see n great dif•
For further particulars npply to f.,rencc here from that of Ontario.
Samuel So it ler, Klrkton Ont. or The weather acre ig d^lightfu1 with
(:(adman & altanbury, •II"irristersoccaaionnl 'showers.Exeter, Ontario. 1 firs. %Vm. Cry. 'ry.
Exeter, Ontario.
LITTER i'ROM THE \Vt-:ST
Dear Editor -1 am sending you a
few line; about the delightful trip
M.+ w► a.. R�.v.w�ao. r. Lund,5CSwetttoFit•�,�..:i�•avoir��..veardossiais et �":�'�'i�:CswattoF.at•' '5l�ak
� s C Sweet b Eat
CA iwN Ce., 'tIM1I& � Lm en. A crowd Ldp
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• • •• •••• 13.000.000.00
Savings Bank Department
$1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
Times a Year.
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
a •tits•••*•t•e•t►ewNet>liglwMeMe.M.N�NNe•••e••e�+r!
DiNTAL !_—
Highest Price Cash DD.Iz-A, R, KINSMAN, L. l). s., 8., Honor graduate of ToroiDlO
Valversity,
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & 8tanbult�'s
Main street—Fth'TBR.
DR. G. F. 1t�0ULt3TON, L. D. S.
D. D. 8., Dentist. Member cd
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, fags, wool
piokings, horse flair.
Steel stone boats, Uoule-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange fir the
above goods.
M. Ja61(S011 & Sou
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
Fall Terms Opens
Sept. 3rd
CPTRAL
S1 RATFORD. ONT.
This school which is an old a
and well established one Stands
to the forefront as the greatest
Commercial and Shorthand
school in the Wetbt. Our teach-
ers are experienced instructors,
courses thorough and pravtical.
We assist graduates to posit-
ions. Writs for our free catal-
ogue.
ELLIOT & MCLACHLAN, f
Principals.
Beautify and e-nliven your home by
placing in it one of !:anada's best and
moat famous Pianos
THE IIEiNTZMAN
We sell them on just the kind of
terms you are ooking for.
If you want other makes we have
them.
Don't forget us when you want
Stationery. Ilaby Carriages and Wag-
gons, Bicycles and Sewing Machines
S. MARTIN & SON
GRAND TRUN1srIST"M
To Summer Tourist Resorts
Muskoka Lake Temagami
Lake of I3ays Kawartha Lakes
Georgian Bay • Thousand Islands
Algonquin Park Quebec
Portland and old Orchard, Me., White
Mountain.
A11 reached by the Grand Trunk
Railway the "Tourist Route of Amer-
ica.
Direct connection with all boat lines
Tourist tickets on sale daily to all
resorts.
For further particulate, Tickets, etc.
Call on.
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
or write J. D. McDONALD, Union
Depot, Tot onto, Ont.
I Will mail you free to prove merit
samples of my e1)r. Shoop's Mestere•
Live, sand nay book on either Dyspep-
sia. The (hart or Tho Kidneys.
Troubles of the Stomach, IIeart or
Jiidney"t are merely ,ymptoms of a
d(Ieper oilmen'. i)otr't make the
common error of treatin; J ympom3
only. Symptom t r('atmrnt is 4reat-
1
in; the result of your ailment, and
not the c,tute. \Vcak Stornachnerves
—the. inside nerrea—rneat► tltorrinch
weaknets always. And tho IIeart,
and Kidneys ns well, hntrc their con•
trollin; or iunid' ncrvea. 1�'etmken
these trervea 01)41 you inevitably have
weak vital nr;.ane. Itere is where
Dr. Shoop's Ib-storative has mada
it.+ farm. No other remedy ever
claims to treat the "itetide nervoe."
Also for bloating. biliousness, b.a0
era' nth nr rorn,•r•siort, aa•� 1>r hhaop',
1tr•atorativ+'. Write me to -day for
trample nol free book. 1)r. Shoop.
Racine, \'i i'. 7'It•e Restorative is sold
by W. A. Ifewey-
E
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: --Over Dickso & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Ant�rson's former
dental parlors.
�ISDIOAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
• P. 8„ graduate Victoria UD
Vanity. ofmce and rsetdenence. Dominica
laboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PRYER -
dans and Surgeons. 8uocessor to Dr. J. dr.
Hotline. Q®cv Main street. Residence, east
on first street north of Poet Office, Exeter
LEWIS THOMAS
Civil Engineer & Architect
(Late Department of Public Works, Canada.)
ConsultInl; Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, t4ewerage and Waterworks
3ratem Wharves, Bridges and Re-eriforred Concrete,
Phone !2:1.0 London (tntariti
L ONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private blade for invitee
- enb upon farm or village t;rroperty s0 lows*
sees of luberes0.
DICHBON & CARLING
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Cony e�r aaeere
Commissioners, Belicitorre for the Moises*.
Bank. Mo.
Moses toLoan at lowest rates oaf tateresk-
QTFICE i—MAIN BTBEPIT,
t oesu fa 1. A. L. 8. Dr000IP
HONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private fends MI
gen on faran and village properties ab townie -
interest. it lits . �.C, �r.
QLADMAN & STANBURY'
Barristers Bollcitors,jMait, St.!Kxeter,
AUCTIONEER
. 8. Phillipe, Licensed Auctioneer for the County
uron. Charges moderate. All communications
tntcd to 11. 5. Phillips, llen,alt, or orders lett a
Office sill receive prompt attention.
FRANK BALLANTYNE
Licensed auctioneer for Couatiete
of Huron and Perth.
Special attentton given to farm
stock sales. Town and village pros
perty sold by auction on moderator
tom m i scions,
Orders may, be lett at the Time*
office or at .reaidonoe, .Elimville,
Cbara•ea moderate.
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. Dap
LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY of MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Trititt Memorial Church, Exeter.
Piano, Organ, Harmon) and Theory of Music.
Tenns on Application Exeter, Ontario.
'Tae Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Mur-
ano Gompani
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont.
Pres. W. II. PASSMORE, Fa.rquhar4
Vice-Pres.:—J. L. RUSSELL.
RU88ELLDALE, P. O.
DIRECTORS
Wu, ROY. BORNHOLM P. 0
War. BRO('K WINCHKLSEA P. O.
T. RTAN, DUIILIN P. O
ROBERT NORR19, Staffs.
AGENTS,
JOHN EMERY. Exeter. agent fort
Uahorne and Jlitidulph.
OLIVER DARIUS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert, FUllarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.Treae. Farquhar.
GLADMAlr & STANBURY. Solicitors
The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada
is about to issue a new
Telephone Directory
For the District c"f Westtrn Ontario
including the
Village of Exeter
Orders for new connections, changes
of tirtn nattier', changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should'
he handed in to the local Manager AT
ONCE.
A. MARCHAND,
Local Manager,
lairs the it* KM Yolkilowed
beldam m